Curiosity Killed the Cat

Android with dalvikdalek virtual machine.

Because someone had to do it.

Make a logo for Polysics' MySpace Records page!

SWEET! WHO'S WITH ME ON THIS?! WE MUST MAKE AWESOME LOGO OF AWESOMENESS!




Actually, I should probably read all the rules first.

If you've ever wanted to try out the 3d rendering engine Bryce, DAZ is offering free downloads of Bryce 5 if you register on their site. Sure it's a few versions old, but hey, it's free.

I went for the daylight version because the colors were easier to choose atm (bright blues is a much more limited palette than deep purple, deep blue, rose, orange and yellow).
The idea is that the skyline is a repeating background, and so are the power poles, but they'll repeat at different distances so it doesn't feel too repetitious.
Also, the birds really suck right now, I'll make a better version if you like this layout so far.
I find myself inordinately fond of right-hand side menus despite the fact that this is probably bad UI (English reads left to right) so if you want to switch that to the left, that's a-okay.
On a semi-related note:
All DA! updates will now be posted here.

I'm starting to wonder if Apple is shooting itself in the foot by naming its newest, smallest iPod the iPod Nano as a replacement to their popular iPod Mini. I mean, what's smaller than nano? Micro is larger than nano... hmmm, femto?
( That lead to this poster concept: Warning: big picture )

My second entry for that Design a movie poster contest I mentioned previously. Thanks to wtf for pointing out in her LJ that Sony Pictures was going to release it. I wanted to make a Murderball poster, but couldn't find any hi-res pics, so that came quite in handy.
Basically, I found a stock photograph of a geisha's back, redrew it to look stylized and painted, and flattened the image into 3 colors.
Yes, PotO posters were an inspiration for it.

( Links to the rest of the resolutions )

EDIT2:
Oh, and for Tigris:
( More Zookeeper scores - the congratulation messages are funny )

There was a contest I entered, with the premise of designing a movie poster for an up-and-coming release. Me, I chose Wallace and Gromit's upcoming feature-length animation, The Curse of the WereRabbit. I just love Wallace and Gromit to bits. I even have a Gromit stuffed toy. I figured if he could understand Physics for Dogs and manage to fix all the broken inventions Wallace leaves in his wake, he would be an excellent good-luck plushie for all my exams.
For the poster, I basically blended two ideas from the movie site - the original movie poster ("Master. Mind.") and the campy 70's comic book styled wallpaper in the downloads section. I redrew the dynamic duo to fit the comic book style, and then had fun with Blambot fonts and color half-toning to give it that comic-book feel.
There's 2 versions: the original movie-poster size version, and a desktop wallpaper version.

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